The Question of the Day about Old Vegas brought back memories of another attraction in the area. What is the story of Las Vegas Down racetrack? I remember that it was closed down the first time I visited Las Vegas in 1984. I also remember advertisements in greyhound racing magazines announcing the re-opening in 1991. Whatever happened?

I remember reading your history of the Stardust and now that it’s gone, do you think that Caesars takes its place as having the most sordid past of all the Las Vegas casinos? And if you do, how about telling us about it?

What are some of the craziest/wackiest records that some of the hotels or casinos in Vegas have?

Several years ago a contest was held in Las Vegas and the winner received a house that was a replica of the Simpsons' home. What became of that house? I've never seen it listed as a tourist attraction.

Please tell us the hotels that are owned by the various companies in Las Vegas. I assume that would tell me who shares computer information and this would be very helpful for those of us who play blackjack well. I look forward to your list by the way, if you had coupons for single guys, I would be glad to join again, but for now I really enjoy the information on your site.

What ever happened with National Airlines? I thought the casinos would have helped bail out a hometown airline that brought in big business as opposed to letting it fold.

Where is Chinatown in Las Vegas located and what are the best restaurants there?

I have heard that Atomic Liquors on East Fremont downtown has liquor license no 00001 and has been under the same ownership for 50 years, and that the movie Casino was filmed there, too. True?

So, regarding the QoD for Christmas Eve about romantic places to propose, do you know what happened? Did the potential bride say "yes"? Inquiring minds want to know!

On New Year's Eve 2007, a friend told me that people were turned away from casinos on the Strip, unless they had a room key or player's club card to the casino. Is that true, and, if so, why?